Local anti-Japanese volunteer remembered for his efforts during WWII

Taiwan Volunteers (台灣義勇隊), a group of Taiwanese youngsters who fought against Japanese troops in the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945) in Southeast China, and its leader Lee Yo-pang (李友邦) have been vindicated in high school history textbooks, one of Lee's sons said recently.

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